JavaScript Programming | MSP Training

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The era we all live in is an era of Information Technology and more so the Internet. The Internet has become a very wonderful medium of data storage, data processing or even passing data from one user to another. Before all this can happen, data validation needs to happen. JavaScript precisely does this only. JavaScript is used for making client side validations, making the static HTML page work like a dynamic page and even add animations to the page. All this happens without a visit to the server. This saves time as well as increases processing speed. We at MSP Training during this part of the Java Training ensure the candidates get well versed with the techniques used in JavaScript programming so as to develop better websites and perform better validations.

Make Validations on the Client Side
Most Versatile Scripting Language for the Web
Learn to Use Objects and Events in JavaScript
Understand DOM, AJAX and JSON while working with JavaScript

WHAT'S INCLUDED ?

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Key Learning Points

Clear and concise objectives to guide delegates through the course.

Tutor Support

A dedicated tutor will be at your disposal throughout the training to guide you through any issues.

Certificate

Delegates will get certification of completion at the end of the course.

PREREQUISITES

There are no prerequisites for this course. A knowledge of HTML and CSS is however considered as recommended though not mandatory.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Web Designers and Web Developers are the most likely audience for this JavaScript Programming course.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

By undertaking this JavaScript Programming course, the delegates will learn about:

Static HTML pages
Use DOM (Document Object Model) to use HTML elements dynamically on web page
Pass arguments to a function
Use the JavaScript objects like window object and navigator object
Handle user-triggered events
Run JSON objects

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The JavaScript Programming course enables the delegates to handle validations, beautify the HTML pages, and use AJAX, JSON and DOM without having to ever leave the client browser. The delegates after the course will be able to add scripting to their web pages and execute dialogues, event handling, form validation, JSON and Ajax. The delegates learn about Java Script objects, date and time functions, and even about event handling in JavaScript.

PROGRAM CONTENT

JavaScript – An Introduction
- Understand programming
- Writing the Hello JavaScript Program
- Learn Where and How to Add JavaSScript to HTML
- Adding Scripting files to the Web Page
- Handling Mistakes

JavaScript and its Jargon
- Know about the statements and commans used in JavaScript
- Understand
  - Data Types
  - Variables
  - Arrays and how to write data to a page from an array
- Inserting Comments and Remarks in a HTML Document
An Introduction to loops and conditional structures
- How to write JavaScript code?
- Define if statement
- Task Management using Loops
- Reusablity of code
- Define switch case
In-built Objects Summary
- Define pre-defined objects
- An Introduction to String objects
- String Patterns – A Definition
- Define objects of numbers, date and time
Modify Web Pages Dynamically
- Modifying Web Pages
- Know about the DOM
- JavaScript Libraries – an understanding
- Page Element Selection
- Dynamically Add Content to A Web Page
- Change, Read and Delete Attributes of Various Tags
- Create Headlines
- Pull Quotes – An Introduction
Improving Images
- Images – An Introduction
- Exchganging Images
- Understanding the concept of rollover images
- The Use of Jquery Effects in HTML
- Creating A Photo Gallery
- Using Lightbox to Display A Gallery With Jquery Lightbox
- Cycling Images to Create Animated Slideshows
- Automated Slideshows using Jquery
Client-Side Scripting with JavaScript
Adding JavaScript to the HTML Page
- Using the <script> Tag
- Including an external script file into the web page
- Introducing Event Handlers and URL’s
JavaScript language
- Advanced Features
- The misconceptions
ECMAScript 5 and ECMAScript 6
- Data Types in the new ECMAScript 6
  - TheCollections - map and set
  - WeakMap and weakSet collections
- Understanding ECMAScript6 Arrow Functions and ES6 String Template Literals
Handling the JavaScript Console
- Logging messages in the console
- Debugging with console
Controlling Flow
- Using Conditional Constructs in JavaScipts
- Using Loops to iterate processes
- Branching Statements
- Operators of Equality and Identity
- Operators of Logical and Comparison
- An Introduction to Error Handling
Introduction to the Document Object Model (DOM)
Methods of the DOM
- getElementById
- getElementsByTagName
- getElementsByClassName
- getElementsByName
- querySelectorAll
- querySelector
Using DOM to Modify Page Content
Manipulating the CSS with JavaScript
Working with JavaScript Objects and JSON
Understand objects
Introducing the custom objects
- Learn about the object literal system
- Know what are properties and methods of an object
- Constructors – Learning and Creating
- ES6 Improved object literals
Use a model to extend an existing object
Using the operators - IN an instance of
An overview of JSON
Using JSON.stringify and JSON.parse
Working with Forms
Using forms with JavaScript
Engaged with form elements
Validation of form fields
- Checking required fields
- Checking length of input
Revoking form submission
Using Regular Expressions
An overview of regular expressions
Using regular expressions in JavaScript

The creation of a regexp Object
Using i and g Flags

Validation of strings with regular expressions
Using Backreferences

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